11/20/42 [
2841]'s letter to EC:
P.O. Box ..., ..., Conn.
Dear Mr. Cayce:
We were very much interested in my reading and frankly
cheered at the prospect for clearing up the trouble, which
has been nagging me for so long. I have followed the dosage
suggestions and have my first appointment with Dr. Coulter on
Monday of next week. I am sure the information will be of
great help and shall be so thankful to be feeling right once
more!
Thank you so much for having a copy of "There is a River"
sent to us. We have wanted a copy very badly but withheld
our order due to our temporary financial stringency about
which I recently wrote to you. We are very interested to
obtain a copy and more than glad to have an autographed copy.
I will remit directly to you just as soon as possible. I
have one live prospect lined up which I hope to strike a deal
with next week.
I trust that this finds you and Mrs. Cayce in good health and
the family joins me in best regards to you both. Some day, I
should like to see your new Grandson. They are a great
institution and lots of fun.
The news has certainly been exciting but I fear the greatest
slaughter may be ahead. I wonder when the people of the
world will learn the real folly of man's destruction and find
out that most any controversy CAN be settled without a fight,
if all will be fair and open minded and determined to settle
the affair economically and sanely? It seems a long way off
from that now.
Our daughter [
2084] we are happy to say is in better health
than she has been for years past. The treatment, care and
diet outlined in the information has certainly worked wonders
with her. And I know I shall feel the same change in my
condition.
Best regards, Sincerely, [
2841]
12/11/42 Letter: "I am happy and thankful to say that the
treatments I have been taking in line with the information
are having a marked effect on my condition for the better. I
feel better and the annoying symptoms are all but gone and I
know they will soon disappear. It is a tremendous lift, I
can tell you!" [He requested a Physical Rdg. for his mother,
[
2975].]
1/14/43 Dr. Coulter's written report on [
2841]:
Dr. Geo. N. Coulter, Osteopathic Physician
18 East 41st Street
New York
LExington 2-4142
Name: Mr. [
2841]
The reading described the conditions perfectly. The
condition mentioned in the cervical and upper dorsal was
located accurately.
There was no variation.
The technical diagnosis was - Chronic Cholecystitis with a
cervical neuritis.
The patient was seen twice a week for four weeks after which
he had to go out of town.
He improved from the start and when last seen was symptom
free. The draining of the gall bladder improved his
elimination which gave great relief.
No further comment.
[signed] Geo. M. Coulter, D.O.
3/23/43 Mr. [
2841]'s letter: "I am happy to state that since
my treatments were carried out I have felt better and been
able to work harder with less fatigue than I have for YEARS
past. Truly after going through what I did for several years
I just want to talk about it!
5/28/49 Mr. [...]'s [new A.R.E. member] letter: "Mr. [
2841]
had dinner with me last week and related to me the great help
the late EC had been to his family some years ago."


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